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Tan Titles Tumble and Internationals Impress | Weekend Recap

The official Australian domestic season may have drawn to a close but the nation’s track and field stars are staying busy on the eve of the European season, as the weekend witnessed big names lay down strong markers and the NCAA make its mark outdoors.

Life in the Fast Lane | Craswell to make International Debut

When Abby Craswell touches down in Paris for the 2023 World Para Athletics Championships, she will set foot on international soil for the first time. Coinciding with her Australian debut, the 18-year-old is counting down the days until she dons the green and gold alongside her sporting heroes.

Ring the Bell | Cooper Thriving after Raise the Bar Experience

North Queensland’s Cooper Bell came within 14-seconds of a golden ticket to February's World Cross Country Championship race, but the rising Ewerrain and Djungan athlete is just getting started after the Rio Tinto Raise the Bar program sparked his belief both on and off the track.

de Rozario Leads Marathon Weekend | Around the Grounds

Paralympic champion Madison de Rozario has etched her name into history as a two-time winner of the London Marathon on a busy weekend for Australian distance racing, while the UniSport Nationals were run and won.  

Timing Her Run | Buschkuehl Bound for Budapest

In a sport where winning trumps records, Brooke Buschkuehl reflects on last year with mixed emotions. No woman in the world jumped farther than her in 2022, but they did on the day of the World Championships final – an occasion she will be out to rectify in Budapest this August.

SYDNEY MARATHON SET TO MAKE HISTORY

Registrations are open for Australia’s most spectacular athletic event, the Sydney Marathon, returning to Sydney’s stunning shores on Sunday 17 September 2023.

Defying Gravity | Izobelle Louison-Roe Eyes High Jump Gold

Eleanor Patterson, Nicola Olyslagers, Brandon Starc and Joel Baden. There’s not a doubt in anyone’s mind that the quality of Australian high jump is only skyrocketing. And right behind the stars of our sport is the next generation, ready to defy gravity.

Something in the Water | Coffs Kids’ Quest to Conquer

Coffs Harbour is far from a running mecca, but a group of teenagers are defying the odds. Local products Jade Kitching and Daniel Williams will occupy two of the nine stations in tonight’s 800m final, landing the city renowned for The Big Banana on the map as a source of track and field talent.